The iPics app is a interactive photo manager app for the Nokia 5800. Coming soon to the Ovi Store.

Key Features:

• multi-touch alternative for single-touch mobile devices (zoom/rotate/pan controls)
• chaos order (thumbs allover the screen, like a pile of real photos thrown on a table)
• photo grouping (make groups, add/remove photos to groups), rename groups
• slideShow (3 modes – script animations)
• kinetic movements
• autoscroll when drag photos to the edge of screen
• autohide menus for better view
• autosave custom arrangement (groups and photo arrangements exactly as they are, so when you get back to the app you’ll find the same arrangement)
• autoarrange in groups of min 64 photos max 100 photos, but not breaking a day (the groups are made so photos from 1 day cannot be in diffrent groups) – made this autoarrange because takes lots of time is you have like more than 300 (got feed back from users from beta versions)
• only for photos (from folder images/camera)
• trace view – kind of console view, with messages (used for debugging)

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Here are the first photos taken with the 5 Megapixel camera on the new iPhone 4. Head over to the Daily iPhone Blog to view the photo samples

Nokia Notifications gathers missed calls, voicemails, messages, and missed calendar alarms and presents them in one list for you to manage at your convenience. Installed as a widget in your device’s homescreen, Nokia Notifications removes the need to acknowledge individual notifications that may otherwise get in the way of doing other actions on your device.

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OMG this is probably the coolest thing ever!

Apple has a wall that displays real-time activity for the top apps in the app store. The visualization shows the activity of the 50.000 most popular App store apps on 30 synchronized 24-inch LED Cinema Displays. Each app falls when downloaded and is sorted based on the color of its icon. It takes 10.800 apps to fill the display completely

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The second video of the Nokia N8 walkthroughs shows the photography software bundled with the device. There’s software to view photo albums; to edit your photos and even to create videos while you’re on the move – using multiple clips, text titles and transitions.

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The Nokia Point & Find application for Symbian devices got another update today. Nokia Point & Find lets you explore information and services on the internet, simply by pointing your mobile phone camera at real life objects. The service combines the first mobile augmented reality browser on S60 devices with a web-based content management tool that allows anyone to create and publish augmented reality experiences.

You can find the changelog after the break…

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Engadget has made a good comparison between the specs on the iPhone 4, HTC EVO 4G, Nokia N8, Palm Pre Plus, and the HTC HD2. Click on the thumbnail to view the full size image.

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Feel the excitement of the World Cup games with the AP World Cup app in Flash! Follow your team throughout the games and enjoy a feature-rich multimedia experience with live game scores, schedules, standings, and more. Added features include star player profiles, photos and videos, venue information and interactive voting to pick your favorites.

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